2. Don't Worry, We'll Think Of A Title
Here's a title that tells you absolutely nothing about the movie, and though it does evoke a quick chuckle, it's the ultimate instance of filmmaking laziness. How on Earth could any studio allow a filmmaker to put a film out with this title? It has next to no marketability and doesn't even begin to explain that the film is actually a mistaken identity caper about a man who is assumed to be a defecting cosmonaut and seeks to prove his actual identity. Perhaps most dispiriting of all is that by most reports the film isn't actually awful, and with a more marketable title might have done decent business, but alas, the filmmakers appear to have slit their own throat with their laziness. What's more, the film was released in 1966, and it doesn't appear that the filmmakers have kept to their titular promise of thinking of a proper name. Given that pretty much everyone involved with the project is now dead, it looks like we're sadly going to have to let this one go.